Spyke
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lemmy.world

Yeah, I had to check that this wasn't in aneurysm posting.

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lemmy.world

Pretty sure it is two messages jumbled up for some stupid reason.

"Nothing is impossible"

"Everything is possible"

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fedia.io

Should be split up into three separate parts. Top part containing the Everything/Nothing, second "is" and the third the impossible/possible.

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troedreply
fedia.io

... but even so the likelyhood of just reading it as "Nothing is possible. Everything is impossible." is still there.

Office culture.

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lemmy.world

This causes me physical pain, as if my brain was trying to escape my skull.

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Everything impossible; Nothing is possible. But nothing means everything. So everything is in a quantum superposition of being possible, yet impossible until it collapses into a single outcome, duh.

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I think the intention is that you would read it as "Everything is impossible" followed by "Nothing is impossible"

But then I looked at it again and got "Everything is impossible / Nothing is possible"

So all in all, I think it's a poorly conceived sign

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I think, it's just supposed to be an inspirational thingamabob: Nothing is impossible, everything is possible.

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Yeah I hate these, even if legible. Hang up nice art and be done. If you need "motivational quotes", your job probably sucks.

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They left out the first half of the quote.

Some of the things that you claim to be are, in fact, impossible!

No. Everything I am is possible.

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Where is the grammatical mistake? It's unusual to use the contraction "I'm" in a sentence like this rather than writing out "I am" but it's not technically wrong.

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programming.dev

Will someone please explain wtf it’s actually supposed to say??????

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You reached the end

No everything I'm is possible | Spyke